Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-13

game is in "kicking." Taylor pitched, ant
 one of the Waterburys said before the gam
 that they were going to knock him out of tn
 box. But they didn't, for their hits wer
 scattered, and Taylor continues to wall
 serenely on with an unbroken record in thi
 league as pitcher.
 The New Ravens went to the bat first
 Burns hit safely. Mellon hit to Weir anc
 Burns started for second, but saw that Weil could touch him and make double play, SC
 he danced between Weir and Renner till the { former threw to first to put Mellon out and Burns got to second. Troy sent the ball to
 Petit, who retired him, Burns made a nice
 steal to third and scored on Troy's put out. Champion nuffed high fly from Phalon's | bat. Taylor followed with two bageer
 Meaney doesn't like Crowley and 80 called | four strikes on him without his hitting at the ball. For Waterbury Wheeler hit safely and stole second and scored on Pettit's line ball which went so far over Troy's head that he
 just touched his hand to it. Battin fouled out to Murphy and Hamilton knocked the
 ball slowly to Flynn, who did not get the ball
 to first quick enough, and Petit scored. Campion and Staltz knocked flies to Mellon and Crowley.
 Second inning-Halpin's hit gave him first, but he was thrown out at second. Wheeler took Murphy's fly and Meaney was
 kind enough to cali Flynn out on strikes. Weir made hit, but it availed nothing, as Murphy threw him out at second. Burns re- tired Renner and Murphy took Guehrer's high fly.
 Third inning-Burns got base on balls, | and as nothing will stop him from getting to third when he reaches first base he was soon there. On Mellon's out at first he scored. Troy went out at first and Phalon flew out to Petit. Phalon made 0 running catch of Wheelers foul. Pettit knocked a hard ground ball which went past Phalon so far to his left that Phalon could not get it. Pettit made home run. Battin hit safely. Hamilton knocked a ground ball to Troy, who retired Battin to Halpin, and Halpin put the side out by retiring Hamilton at first, thus eHecting very neat double play, for which they were iberally applauded Score 3 to g. in favor of Waterbury. Fourth inning-Tay1or got his base on balls Gruehrer threw him out at second. Crowley went out at first. Halpin hit safely for the second time, but Wheeler took Mur- phys fly. Campion led off with two base hit. Halpin assisted in putting Staltz out to Phalon, and double play would have been made had Flynn caught the ball which Phalon threw to him to cut off Campion, who made an attempt to reach third on Staltz's out. Weir got first on balls and stole second. Phalon took Guehrer's fly. Wheeler made a clean hit, sending Champion and Weir home. Petit hit ground ball to Phalon and was re- tired. This made the score five to two in favor of Waterbury and everybody thought the game was gone surely, for Meaney's de- cisions were dead against the New Ravens. Fifth-F1ynn hit the ball just over Cam pion's head and got first. He was thrown out at second. Burns and Mellon went out at first. Troy took care of Battin. Hamil- ton made 8 scratch hit and stole second. Campion hit to Halpin, who held the ball momentarily to keep Hamilton from getting 1ood a f.
 ly to Phalon, who sent the ball to Flynn,
 who this time held the ball and Hamilton
 was out, making another double play.
 The spectators became exasperated at
 Meaney's decision in declaring Hamilton safe
 at second. Troy made a brilliant one hand
 stop of 8 thrown ball, and put the runner
 out. Meaney, who was considerably under
 the influence of the-sun, addressed the spec
 tators:
 "Come down here, any of you, and try to
 umpire in my place." he said. Voices from
 the grand stand wanted to know of Manager
 Kelly how long he was going to stand such
 umpiring.
 SixthSTroy got first on Battin's tumble,
 reached second on Pnalon's single and third
 on Taylor's hit, while Phalon was forced out
 at second. Meaney again showed his dislike of Crowley by calling four strikes on him
 without his hitting at the ball. Staltz hit safely and when Murphy threw him out at second everybody cheered vociferously to think that Meaney called him out. Weir's fly to Halpin was muffed, and Weir got around to third, but was left.
 The score was yet to g.
 Seventh-This was the eventful inning for
 the New Ravens and the spectators almost
 went wild with enthusiasm. They probably
 made the biggest demonstration that has
 been made at the park this season, because
 in the face of all opposition the team made
 six runs. The Waterburys went all to pieces
 and made errors that would have shamed
 little school boys. Halpin distinguished
 himself by making his third successive base
 hit of the game. Murphy hit fly to Hamil-
 ton, who muffed it, but recovered it in time
 to retire Halpin at second. Flynn hit the
 ball to Petit, and he would have thrown
 Murphy out at second but Weir muffed the
 ball and both Murphy and Flynn were safe.
 Weir then fumbled Burns hit and Murphy
 tried to get home but would not had Guehrer
 not muffed Weir's threw at the plate. On
 the throw to the plate Flynn started for third.
 have been retired had Battin held
 the ball. This ended the promiscuous muf- fing for the present and Mellon made a sin gle, on which Flynn scored. Troy walked to the plate for the fourth time. When he lifted the ball into left field for three bases,
 sending in Burns and Mellon, thus putting the New Ravens one ahead, the enthusiasm was great. Then Phalon hit for another sin- gle and Troy scored. Taylor was taken care of by Hamilton, making the second one out. Then Petit fumbled the ball and Phalon got second. Crowley hit one to Petit, which caromed over his head, and as Staltz fumbled it and let it go by him, Phalon scored and Crowley got second Halpin came to the bat again for the second time in the inning. He flied out to Wheeler, who made nice running catch. Six runs had been scored and when the Waterburys were quickly re tired, not one reaching first, the enthusiasm of the spectators broke out afresh.
 Score, to 5.
 Eighth-Murphy got first on balls, but ! was forced out at second on Hymns hit Burns safe hit sent Flynn to second. Flynn | then made nice steal to third and Burns I sohn after stole second. Troy got first or balls. Campion tried to catch Troy nap ping at first, although the bases were filled He threw wildly and Flynn scored. Rernel got the ball ar6 threw it to Guehrer, who I threw it to Weir to cut of Troy, and Burns scored. On a base on balls and two singles l one of which was such hot one to Halpir ! that he could not hold it, the Waterburys go their last run.
 Ninth-On Battin's wild throw Taylor go | to first. Crowley hit long fly to Wheeler but the sun evidently bothered him and hs ! dropped it. Murphy's two base hit to right | field, which Hamilton made great effort tc get, sent in Taylor and Crowley to third \ Flynn flew out to Staltz and Murphy start E ed for third and Crowley for the home plate Staltz threw to third, as the distance Wal short. but Murphy ran back to second and Crowley scored. Burns was the last one out \ The Waterburys went out in regular order | 'Dasher" Troy and Phalon making bril- \ liant double play.
 ! This ended the game, with the score 12 t' ! 6 in New Haven's favor.
 ! After Murphy was out in the ninth inninG ! Guehrer hurt his hand and Smith went in t catch. As he did nothing his name does no \ appear in the score.
 NEW HAVEN. WATERBURY. R1B P.o.A.E. RIB. P.o.AR